NHC Healthcare, Glasgow is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Glasgow, KY. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.7 out of 5 from 15 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Barren County and serves residents in the KY area.
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Called to ask if I could take my mom on the rehab side to get her a check for her new house told me someone would call me back they called next day asking how long it’s been since I came seen my mom I seen her 4 days ago was not feeling good got tested had Covid did not wanna go around her so they told me at that point the filed for protection services for neglect an I was trying to take her money moved her to another side of the building will not tell family the room number turned away all family my mother got to talk to me for a bit said they was all coming in there she don’t want them to have her check but banned me from the building now cops is investigating false reports an my lawyer is on the case
This is one of the worst Nursing Homes to ever exist in Glasgow. Not only is it horrible for patients, but they treat their staff like absolute garbage. I honestly don’t understand how they’re still open. I wouldn’t let them take care of my animals.
The staff here is so ridiculously rude to the residents it's unbelievable when you call to complain the administrator wants to tell you that she wasn't in the room and neither were you when all reality I was in the room for a couple of the occasions and spoke to one of the administrators yesterday about this it seems to be a consistent ongoing problem if you love your loved ones do not place them here. A little update my mother is no longer there. They took all of the ostomy supplies we come from the hospital with and sent her home without the stuff we need to be able to change the bags in the wafers. This place is such a rip-off I'm going to see what I can do about having the state shut them down
The bathrooms all stunk to high heavens of poop. There were dirty briefs in all the trash cans and trash was falling out of it. The staff was rude. They yelled at this one girl. It looked like she was from an agency. She was wearing a badge that didn’t say the name of the facility. I watched her. She was trying really hard, but all everyone seemed to care about was housekeeping, claiming that state was coming in. Well, I heard that state only comes in when something bad happens and someone has to fill out a form. There must have been many complaints on these surveys.
We had to place our dad into a center where he could be safe 24/7, due to his worsening dementia. Soon after the placement Covid19 hit and everything change! Thankfully the heroes that work at NHC have kept their patients as comforted as possible without their families. We did get to visit, with social distancing early on and are now getting excited to resume those visits since the patients have received their vaccines!!!! So excited. Dad has seemed very well kept and his usual happy go lucky self. Thank you to all those special caregivers, you have made it a little easier knowing that dad has you there to fill our place till we can once again get back to somewhat normal.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.